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It's very rare. Is he in the hospital?
"Although the Marburg variant is extremely rare, recent case reports suggest that some people who receive rapid, intensive treatment can remain stable for up to 3 years. A 2021 paper described successful stabilization and a near-full recovery of Marburg MS. Another 2022 case reportTrusted Source described complete disease remission at 6 months."
Yes. There are a few people on here with it.
Marburg MS, also known as the Marburg variant of multiple sclerosis, is an extremely rare and aggressive form of MS. It progresses rapidly, often leading to severe disability or even being fatal within weeks or months. Symptoms can include severe confusion, seizures, and motor impairments. Diagnosis is challenging due to Show Full Answer
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